Write a program to draw wine glasses separated by a blank line; there are two key parameters for this: the number of wine glasses to draw, and the size of the glasses. Define these values in main; for optional extra credit, prompt the user for the values. The program must define three methods to draw the various parts of a wine glass, the flute, the stem, and the base of the glass; each will receive the wine glass size. Drawing the glasses should be done from main by calling a fourth method, drawGlasses$($number$,$ size$)$ have main call that at least twice with different inputs. Your methods can assume that the number of wine glasses to draw is $0$ or greater, and that the size of the wine glasses is always an odd number greater than $2$Write a program to draw wine glasses separated by a blank line; there are two key

parameters for this: the number of wine glasses to draw, and the size of the glasses.

Define these values in main; for optional extra credit, prompt the user for the values.

The program must define three methods to draw the various parts of a wine glass,

the flute, the stem, and the base of the glass; each will receive the wine glass size.

Drawing the glasses should be done from main by calling a fourth method,

drawGlasses$($number$,$ size$)-$ have main call that at least twice with different inputs.

Your methods can assume that the number of wine glasses to draw is $0$ or greater,

and that the size of the wine glasses is always an odd number greater than $2$

Here are example outputs when the number of glasses is $2$ and their size is $3$ or $5$ :

Think Before Programming!

Count the number of stars and

spaces carefully for each size!

Include pseudocode for the

program and methods you write.